THE VANCOUVER SUN ktrtrfr Thursday, August 22, 1991 B5 DEATHS DEATHS DEATHS 17 MEMORIAL GIFTS 2 BIRTHS 2 BIRTHS To insert a Birth, Engagement, Marriage or" Anniversary notice, phone 736-2211 weekdays 8:30 a.m. lo 9:00 om THE VANCOUVER SUN Western Canada a Leading Newspaper Published every weekday jj and Saturday by 'm Pacific Press Ltd. BAWDEN Constance Louise, of Vancouver, formerlv of Ottawa, in her 80th year, passed away in hospital August 20th, 1991 after a snort illness. Retired Executive Secretary to F.H. Brown.
She is survived by her sister, Mrs. Alice Cross; nieces Diane Cross and Mrs. Julie Mackenzie: and nephews Ian and Philip, all of Ottawa. She will be greatly missed by her family and many friends. Memorial service will be held at St.
Mary Anglican Church, 2490 W. 37th Ave Vancouver, on Friday, August 23rd at 2 p.m. BOOKER Charlotte Wal lace Booker peacefully August 17. 1991 at Evergreen House, Lions Gate Hospital, age 96 lyears. Charlotte was the youn- lesi memoer oi me luiiuiy ui I.C Dioneers.
Peter and Char lotte Wallace. A long time resident ol Penticton, B.C. She was predeceased by her husband, William Davis Booker. She will be fondly remembered by her sister, Margaret Junor; nieces, Nancv Reed. Cornelia Arm strong and Patricia Cann of west Vancouver; ner nepnew, Robert Junor of Penticton; her sister-in-law, Betty Booker Jackson ol Markdale.
Ontario; and her Penticton friends. Service will be held Thursday, August 29 at 1:30 ro. in St. Saviour Anglican Church, Penticton. In lieu of flowers donations to the Jessie R.
Burke Memorial Cancer and Research Fund. 408 Wl West Hastings Street, Van couver, b.u., vbB ins. nouy-burn Funeral Home in care of arrangements. BRABEC George (Jiri) passed away peacefully at home on August 18, 1991 at the age of 82 He is survived by his wife, Irene; sister, Marie; brother, Bohus in Prague; and many friends in Canada and Czechoslovakia. No service by equest.
BRETT On Auoust 21. 1991. Annie Brett of North Van couver, 85 years of age. Sur- vivea oy ner sister, ivy swar-brick; and brother, Fred Bris-tow; niece, Mary and family. Funeral service Tuesday, August 27 at 11:00 a.m.
in St. Agnes Anglican Church, 530 East 12th Street, North Vancouver. In lieu of flowers donations ho Inglewood Private Hospital, 725 Inglewood Avenue. West ancouver, B.C., V7T 1X5 mould be appreciated. A Gift For You and Your Baby Announce your baby's birth in the birth notices ol The Van-couver Sun and The Province, and (or just one insertion in each paper we'll send you a certidcate redeemable (or a valuable Penaten Plus Gilt Pack worth more than $25, containing products for your new baby and family.
CLASSIFIED 736-2211 Official Baby Pac Redemption Centre S) SAFEWAY BELL Rav. Cindv and bid sister Krlsten are thrilled to announce the birth of Kevin Thomas, on July 28, 1991 at 1:30 p.m., weighing 8 pounds 12 ounces. Proud grandparents are Joyce and Bill Tait and Laura and Eric Bell. Special thanks again to all of the staff at Grace Hospital. $k-i tern LOST- Lost or Found a Cafe CAI FIND 538-2287 A Iree computerized lost 8 found service offered by the Vancouver Humane Society.
Coquitlam callers only leave msg at 464-0358; North Shore callers at 980-0933 Much loved lamily pet -Female Black long hair with white markings cat. tattoo in right ear, very friendly. Lost KingswayRupert area, may be heading toward 2ndRenlrew. Ph.433-5509 or 739-8127 $500 Reward Any into leading to return of 3yr old M. sheltie (Barney).
SableWht S. Sry W. Rock area. Aug 3. There is no end to the tears being shed by his family.
Call 327-1649 or 524-4312. Much loved family pet Black long hair with white markings cat, tattoo in right ear, very friendly. Lost KingswayRupert area, may be heading toward 2nd Renfrew. Ph 433-5509 or 739-8127 Min. Yorkshire Terrier, rides on shoulder, last seen at Open-heimer Park.
Reward. 277-7806. Fabric qptex camera case, with Ricoh TC-200 tele-converter, False Cr. area Rew. 875-0410 Adult male cat, black wwhite patch on chest, nr Lougheed Mall.
Pis call 520-6988 Lost green Budgie, male, predominante lower beak, no band, Surrey. 599-6893 Black brown tortoiseshell female cat Lovable, lavours outdoors Reward 873-8049. Keys wsmall black flashlight. Keep flashlight-need keys. GranvW 12.
562-5433, collect Blue wallet 18 kt gold wdiamonds heart pendant. Vane. Reward 1-859-1853 Canon 70 camera vie. 16th Mairf, Aug. 6th.
Reward. 684-8543 Blkwhite cat, adult neutered male vicin. McKenzie Hghts Aug 1516, reward 266-8233 1 yr. old white lem. shorthair cat, vie.
Boundary Joyce Reward 431-9743 Gray male co*ckateil. red leg-band, nr Central Park, noon Aug 19 Reward. 434-8271 Lost male cat. light oranae. striped.
Vic New Horizons, Cog. Aug 19th. 942-2786. 11 neut. tabby.
blk. stripes, white marks July a. Lougneea wan. u-jio Lost-ladies silver watch. Vic-' Metrotown Monday, Aug 19.
Call: 254-7596 Lilac Dt. Siamese cat. white wdark br. face, ears, tail paws, 150 86, Sry 585-0025 Youna arav oart Siamese cat. white on chest, slender, male.
Nr. Central Pk. Rwd. 436-3962 Short haired whiteorange blk, calico cat, 'Sandy' vie. Ludlow ho.
Hicn. Z-553U Heward. Black Dortfolio lost Hastings 8 Willingdon area. Monday. Pis.
call 944-7123. New Zealand passport 8 anded immiorant Darters. 299-1981 or 294-1678. (v. msg.
Lost loe. GrayWhite cat. long hair, tattoo in ear. no collar, answ. 'Pookins'.
254-3946 Aoorox Aua 1, male vouna adult, grey sh. hair cat. Tattoo in rigm ear, arq-ouia Man's wallet, black, Dawson 8 Madison, Fri. night. Urgent: need papers.
467-4215 White lem. DSH cat. 1 blue1 green eye, Pixie 800 blk. t. 15th.
N. Van. Reward. 987-2934 Rhodesian Ridoeback, white chest marks, reef snout, Pitt River 942-8940, 250-0600 H. male, neut 8 yrs.
old, orangeginger tabby, vie. 20th 8 Rupert. 435-2400 Black Sparx bag, with clothing, watch 8 shoes. Splashdown Park, Tsawwassen. 942-2838 Fern, kitten, white wblack markings, freckles, vie.
27th 8 Wallace. 228-8883. Ladies silver col. watch. Aua 16.
W. Kina Ed bet Cambie 8 Gran. Rwd. 873-9591; 684-3291 Set of kevs in brown leather wallet at intersection 16th 8 Cambie 732-7543 31stFraser Fern. Balinese I dona haired Siamesel Reward offered 879-6202 Tabby male cat, patch of fur issina under tail.
37th 8 Angus. 263-3933 Ginaer neutered male cat. white feet Lost in Surrey, June IU- Lost or Found Cat' Call CAT FIND, 538-2287. 27 FOUND 26 To insert a Birth, Engagement, Marriage or Anniversary notice, phone 736-2211 weekdays 8:30 a.m. to 9:00 m.
THE CRACKNELLS are pleased to announce the addition to the family racing team Kelsey Michelle is the light weight (6 lbs. 5 ozs.) sport model for mid '91 with a very easy delivery date. She comes with a full list ol standard options, including limited drip rear end, 4 on the floor, cotton seat cover, extra loud horn, thin pile carpet and special thanks to the pit crew. GRANT Danny and Jenny wish to welcome their new brother, Sean Gerard Michael, born August 5, 1991 at 7:13 p.m.. weighing 8 lbs.
Mom and Dacf Mindy and Gerry are relieved and thankful for the new addition. Proud grandparents are Mary Lapage of Vancouver and Dan Grant ol Ireland. Special thanks to Dr. A. Kris-man and Dr.
J. Hornung and the nursing staff at G.H. A big thanks to Nonee Cats and Nini for all their help. HOPKINS-ALEXANDER Craig and Nancy are pleased to announce the Birth of their second son, Mitchell Dean Hopkins, born August 20, 1991, weighing 8 lbs. 5 ozs.
Proud brother Tyler welcomes Mitchell. Proud grandparents, Marie Hopkins of Salt Spring Island and Ted and Phyllis Alexander of North Vancouver. Special thanks to Burnaby General Hospital and Dr. Bradlord. BABY GIFTS DISCOUNT DIAPERS 1st 2nds clothdisoosable 10400 Bridaeoort Rd 278-5223 6831 Merritt Ave.
(KinImp) 430-6393. Mail orders 7 ANNIVERSARIESBIRTHDAYS 50TH ANNIVERSARY Fred Anne Lundwill Celebrate Golden Anniversary august id, iwi Love happiness always. Your family HEY BOB! YOU'RE 40! Happy Birthday to a great dad! Love rrom your ooys, Robert and Jamie (and from Sharon too) August 22. 1991 tehQs Canada FOR FRIDAY: Cloudy. FOULKES Herbert on Au gust 16, 1991, aged 67 years Survived bv his brother and sis ter Funeral Service Friday August 23 11 am at GLENHAVEN MEMORIAL CHAPEL, 1235 E.
Hastings St. Interment Victory Memorial rant, ouriuy. FRAME lohn passed away August lr, isiai at age ro. Mr. Frame is survived by his sons, jonn, urantana Micnaei: oroin-ers.
Jim and Leslie: sisters Isobel and Norma; 8 grandchil dren ana 4 greai-granacnn-dren. Memorial service on Sunday, August 25 at 7988 1 16th St. North Delta at 2 p.m. GARRARD Alva B. on August 16, 1991.
Predeceased by her husband. Edward fled in 1934. Beloved mother of Doreen (Frank) Paddon of Nelson, C. and Donald E. (Elsa) Garrard of Capetown.
South Africa. Loved grandmother (Nan) of 1 1 1 1 an. Greg, Jeff, Susan, Jocelyn and Stephen; great-grandmother ol 8. She is aiso surviveo oy sister, iris Born in Vancouver in 1905. uvea in west Vancouver since 1930 and recently resided at Evergreen House, North Vancouver before her lengthy ill ness.
Memorial aervice win oe held at SI SteDhen Analician Lnurcn, uou si, west Vancouver with Rev. K. Gilbert offi ciating on Monday August 26 at i. pm. oremation.
nouyourn Funeral Home in care of arrangements. HATTIE Donald Cameron. born in New Glasgow, Nova scotia, late ot Aoootsrora passed away peacefully in his sleep, on August 20, 1991, at the age of 69, after a lengthy battle with cancer. He is survived by his loving wife. Helen: his sisters.
Chris. Ethel and Mary, his brother, Elmer, and nieces and nephews Funeral service will be held Friday, August 23, at 1 at nenoerson runerai ome. 34537 Marshall Rd Abbotsford. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Canadian uancer society. HEGGS Winona Caroline ot Langley.
passed away on AuaustzO. 1991. aoed 71 years. after a lengthy illness. Survived oy ner loving lamiiy, nusuana, Arthur: 3 sons.
Len (Sharon) of St. Catherines, Ontario, Ed of Surrey, Gord (Lindal of Surrey; several grandchildren; sister, Vivian and family of Sauamish Cremation. No service by request. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to Langley Memorial Hospital Foundation. 22051 Fraser Langley, B.C.
V3A 4H4. A memorial tea for family and friends to be held on Saturday, August 24th, 1-3 p.m. at 17162-21st Surrey, Soecial thanks to Dr. Sank and Tielens and nurses at Langley Memorial. Victory Memorial Park 5364522 HEISLER Alfred Eohraim passed away in Surrey Memo rial nospnai on weanesoay, Auaust 21.
1991. aaed 62 vears. He will be sadly missed by his loving wire, Marianne: nis son, Martin; and his daughter. Marguerite Dyment of Summerside, Prince Edward Island; his son, Alfred: his daughter. Caroline: and his son.
Sean of White Rock: his brother, Cecil of Brid- gewater, Nova Scotia; and his sister, Marguerite Sinclair of Eston, Saskatchewan: grand- cntioren, nieces ana nepnews. A gentleman and a loyal friend, veteran of the Second World War and a brave man. He fought his illness for 2 years ana win oe tovingiy remembered by his family and many friends Funeral service will be held on Saturday, August 24, 11:00 a m. at St. Cufhbert's Anglican Church, 11601 82nd Avenue, North Delta with the Reverend Dan Anonby officiating In lieu ot flowers donations mav be made in Alfred's name to St.
Cuthbert's Church Build ing Fund, to the attention ot Fr. Dan. The family wish to express their heartfelt thanks to Dr. Vroom and his staff, Fr. Dan and the congregation of St Cuthbert's and the many friends who so unselfishly gave their time nd counsel during this difficult time.
Victory Memorial Park 536-6522 JOHNSON Raloh Herbert ot Sherwood Park, Alberta passed away peacefully at home. Auaust 20 1991. at aae 83 He is survived by his loving wife, Eileen; sons, Bruce (Gail), Kim Catherine Dank (Chris tine): daughter, Lois; and grandchildren, Lorinda, Heather, Kenneth, Dean, and Sandi. Funeral to be held at St Thomas Anglican Church, Sherwood Park, Alberta at 4 00 PM August 23 Cremation to follow In lieu of flowers donations may be made to St Thomas Anglican Church. LAPINE -B.
Joseph Albert On aw August 4. 1991, rJB aged 65 years. He was a veteran ol the Second World War. Funeral Service Friday August 23 9 am at GLENHAVEN MEMORIAL CHAPEL, 1235 Hastings St. Interment Victory IMemonal Park, Surrey.
LINDROOS On Auaust 21. 1991 Huao Lindroos ol East Vancouver aged 75 years Predeceased by wife. Eva in 1980 He is lovingly remembered by son. nay: oaugnier-in-iaw Denise and granddaughters VeL 193 193 SYNOPSIS: A rlctfj of high pressure has weakened, bringing cloud with scattered showers. OUTLOOK: Saturday, mostly eloudy.
Sunday, Monday mostly sunny. DEATHS CAMERON Edith passed away on Auaust 20th. 1991 at Amherst Private Hospital at the age of 76 years. She is survived by one sister, Jean McNeill of unawa ana numerous nieces and nephews. A Memorial Service will be held on Fndav.
August 23rd at at Trinity Baptist onurcn. 4am ana uran-ville, Vancouver. Rev. Andrew Kinnear otficiatina. Cremation Arrangements entrusted to the MOUNT PLEASANT FUNERAL HOME.
In lieu of flowers donations to the C. Heart founda tion would be appreciated. CARROTHERS Ronald Albert, age 49, born in Vancou-ver: died Deacefullv at St Paul's Hosoital on Auaust 19. 1991. Survived by his mother, Anne uarrotners; aaugnter Jeanmne; and son, Jerry, Private family service.
CRAWFORD Jean Nicol peacefully Tuesday morning, August 20. 1991 in her 80th year at cverareen House. North Van- couver, B.C. Beloved wife of Win. H.
(Bill) Crawford, dear mother of Bradley Crawford u.u ana wire, uiana oi i oronio, dear step-mother of John W.H. jlJack) Crawford F.C.A. and wife. Alison of West Vancouver, Judy Nash and husband, Charles of Markham. Ont lov ing grandmother and 'Nanna' of ate, Jennie, jert, susan Robert.
Kevin, Kelly, and great- grandson, Taylor Jordan; sister of Helen and husband, Don G. Twaits, nephew, Wayne Twaits and lamily and sister-in-law, Mariorie Crawford all of Toronto. Cremation. Memorial service 3 p.m., Friday, August 23rd at St. Stephen United Church.
7025 Granville Van couver. No flowers please. It Idesired, donations may be made to tne Aizneimer assoc. ol 20-601 W. Cordova Vane, B.C.
V6B 101. DODDS Leonard Merwn passed away Sunday, August to. ayi. corn jarrow-un- Kvne. England on October 19.
laj. open! years in me orn- sn navy during ww II and active in the U. union. Sur vived by loving family, wife, fPeaav: sons, biuv, Haul, Jonn. David, and Greg: 2 grandchildren.
Fleur and Rachel. Private lamily service by request. In llieu of flowers donations to the Canadian Cancer Society wouia oe appreciated. EMERSON Roy B. Emer son.
Passed away on August 20. 1991, aged 87, long-time 'esident ol Eagle Bay, B.C. Survived by his loving wife L-iara, son ien lueorgina), grandchildren Randy (Chris-inel, Sherry (Chris) and Kim Kim) and seven great-grand- Memorial service held Friday, August 23. 1991, at 2:00 p.m. at he White Rock Christian 2265 t52nd surrey.
B.C. In lieu of flowers, fonations may be made to the narity oi your cnoice. 1 fwthwesterty 10to20knots. Outlook for 24 hours beyond i am Friday: Moderate lo strong northwesterlv winds. Dixon Entrance: Eastern section: Winds light rising to northwesterly 10-15 knots.
Western section: Winds westerly 10-15 knots, rising to northwesterly IS-20knotsrhisafternoon. Outlook for 24 hours beyond am Friday: Eastern section: Mooatetostrwnorlttweslerly winds. Western section Moderate to strong nrjrlhwester-lies. Full Aug. 25- Last Sept.
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33 27 dear 27 doudy 29 cloudy 26 dear 34 dear 17 doudy 76 cloudy 21 fair 25 doudy 23 doudy 33 dear 25 dear 76 cloudy 23 doudy 8 DEATHS RICHMOND Madeline Christine passed away on August 10, 1991 in the Purdy Pavillion of the University Hos-Dital In her 85th vear after a long illness. She is survived by ner loving nusDano, wniiam her daughter, Anne Mary Rich mond of lie Manitoba: her son, John W. Richmond of North Vancouver; her sister, Mable Constance McKeen ol Lake George, New Brunswick; and ner Drotner, t-reoencx staaig ot New HamDShire. U.S.A. The family wishes especially to thank the stall of the second floor ol the Purdy Pavillion lor ineir Kino and competent care of Madeline during her illness A memorial service will be held at St.
Anselm Church, Univer-sity Boulevard on Saturday August 24 at 1:30 p.m. In lieu of tlowers donations may be made to the University Hospital Foundation Arrangements tnrougn Hrst Memorial runerai services. 876-5585 RITCHIE Mav Flora on Auaust if, 1991 aaea years She is survived by her sister Mrs. Ruth Fons and numerous nieces and nephews. Memorial service Saturday, August 24 at 3:30 p.m.
in First Baptist Church, 969 Burrard St, Vancouver. Interment in Fraser Cemetery, New Westminster. If desired, donations may be made to the First Baotist Foun dation, 969 Burrard St. Vancou ver, V6Z 1Y1. Arrangements throuah First Memorial Funeral services.
876-5585 SHAW Brian Robert died suddenly on August 20. 1991 aged 40 years. Survived by his lather, Robert and mother Audrev. 3 brothers. Barrv Bruce and Bradley.
Brian was an active sponsman wno participated as a player and coach Memorial service Thursday August 22nd. at 4 p.m. in the chauel of FIRST MEMORIAL FUNERAL SERVICES, 602 Kingsway, Vancouver. 010-0300 STAGNITTA Mauro Dassed away Auaust 21. 1991 at the age of 63 years.
Survived by his loving family; wife, Maria; 3 daughters. Lina ana siivana; sisier, uiusep-oina: sister-in-law Concertina: brother-in-law Benito and his wife Isabella and many nieces and nephews. Prayers will be offered Thursday August 22 at 7 pm in Our Lady Of Sorrows Church, 555 South Slocan St, Vancouver, where Mass of Christian Burial will be cele brated Friday Auaust 23 at 10 am. tntomDment win ronow in Ocean View Abbey, Burnaby i-atners or St. -naries, veie-brant.
In lieu of flowers, dona tions to the Heart Fund would be appreciated. BELL CHAPEL. 253-4554 THOMAS Eva (Brown beloved wife of Mickey, loving mother of Howard (Mary) and dear grandmother of David, Michael and Alison after a long inness, passea away at mor mandv Hosoital on Mondav August 19, 1991. Actively involved in Kiwassa Club of Vancouver, the Boy Scouts of canaaa, ana tne nyerson Church Carefree Group for Handicapped Children. Past Noble Grand of the Mizoah Rebecca Lodge 2.
Memorial service win oe neia at nyerson United Church on riday, Auaust 23rd at 2 m. In lieu of tiowers aonations may De made to the Vancouver-Rich mond Assoc. for the Mentally Handicapped. WADSWORTH Ina Maude, aged 94, passed away peacefully on August 20. 1991.
at St. Mary's Hospital. Sechelt. Predeceased by her husband Walter Wadsworth in 1956, lovinalv remembered bv her daughter Jane and her son James, other relatives and friends She was the niece of jSir Samuel Steele of the Northwest Mounted Police. No service by her request.
Private cremation arrangments through Devlin Funeral Home Ashes to be interred with her late husband. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Children's Hospital Vancouver. WESTALL Alfred Cvril Dassed awav in Richmond Gen eral Hospital, August 21, 1991 in nis ootn year, surviveo Dy nis lovina wife. Jean and daughter. Thelma (Alex) Hankin, grandchildren, Scott (Yvette) Hankin, Vaudene (Craig) Moulton and 3 great-grandchildren, Jamesoh.
Jeremy and Jessica; sister rene KemD and many nieces and nephews. The greatest gift he gave to everyone was himself and he will be fondly remembered by family and many friends. Cyril was a lifetime member of the Typographical Union. Memorial service will be held Monday, August 26 at 1 p.m. at the Richmond Presbyterian Church, 7111 No 2 Richmond.
In lieu of flowers donations may be sent to the Micnmona cresoyterian unurcn Memorial Fund. WISHINSKI Michael of Coquiflam, C. passed away on August 15, 1991 aged 69 years He is survived by his loving family, wife. Helen; 2 daughters. Deborah and Cynthia: 2 sisters, Soma and Doreen.
He was predeceased by his parents, John and Anne Wishinski; istepfather, Harry Pysarchuk; and brothers, Peter and John. He will be sadly missed by his many relatives, friends and fellow workers in the B.C. fishing industry where he worked for 40 years Memorial Service will be held Sunday, August 25, isi at uu m. at tne uxran- an ri.lf.iral T.anlrA fill; Pender, Vancouver, In lieu of flowers, donations to the C. Peace Council, the Pacific Tribune or the Ukranian Cultural Centre would be areatlv aoore- bated.
Cremation. ESTATE SERVICES Professional estate sales ser-'vice The Captain 8 222-2775 Estate Appraisal i Dispositions Coast Auctions 530-7300 17 MEMORIAL GIFTS In remembrance please give donation to 8 Yukon Division. 895 W. 10th Ave Van. C.
V5Z 1L7 879-7511 Major credit cards accepted A aift to Greenoeace in mem- bry of a loved one or friend will rje acxnowecoeo wim a caro Your support will help us to reach our goal of a healthy planet for future generations. 1726 Commercial Drive. Vancouver BC V5N 4A3 Honour the memory of some- Pne "no as oear to you oy maxmg a memorial gft in their rdme to the charity of your 8 ARTHFtfTiSl McCREDIE Dennis Thompson Fraser. Born in Alness, Ross-shire, Scotland, December 22, 1919 Died in Comox, I.e., Monday, August 19. 1991.
Predeceased by his son. Rory. in October, 1974, and by his mother in June, 1990 Survived bv his lovina wife. Joan: sons Neil (Diane), Cour- tenay; John (uonna), surrey: and Drew, Surrey; grandchil dren, Thomas, Carla, and Angela, Surrey; Geordie, Laura and Richard, Courtenay. Also, brother John (Marilyn), Toronto; sisters, Heather (George), Zimbabwe; and Poppy (Jim), England.
Dennis served in the 51st Highland Division during World War II and was a P.O.W for five years He worked for many years in the construction business and spent 12 years with the Department of External Atiairs prior to nis retirement in 1984. Cremation. Private family memorial service to be held at a later date In lieu ot flowers donations may be made to St Joseph's General Hospital, Extended Care Unit (who took great care of Dennis for the past year), Comox, B.C., or to the Canadian Red Cross. Arrangements through Piercy's Funeral Home, England Avenue, Courtenay, B.C. McKAY Stella Hilda, aged 83, passed into the presence of the Lord, August 18, 1991.
Survived by her daughter, Mrs Page (Henry) Tiediens and 3 grandchildren, of Lantzville, Vancouver Island and other relatives. Funeral service was held Thursday, 12 noon at First Memorial Funeral Services. 602 Kingsway Ave, Vancouver. in neu oi tiowers, conations mav be made to the Canadian Cancer Society. 876-5585 McKEE Robert Alfred of Surrey, formerly ot Richmond.
Passed away in Hospital on August 20, 1991 in his 86th year. Predeceased in 1986 by his wile Bernadette and by his brother Bill in Julv of this vear. Beloved father and father-in-law of Roberta and Ivor Tourand of Surrey and Charles and Wendy McKee ot Vancouver, ueany loved "Bobba" to his arandchil- dren, Terry, Rob (Cher) and Val Tourand, Lynne (Gordon) Powell, Michael, Robert and Suzanne McKeeand to his 8 great-grandchildren. He is also survived by his sister, Marguerite McKay ol Victoria and brother and sister-in-law Dr George and Margaret McKee of Burnaby. Prayers will be offered Thursday evening August 22 at 7:30 pm from the chapel of Avalon Surrey Funeral Home, 13288 108th Ave, Surrey Mass ol Christian Burial will take place the following day Friday August 23 at 10 am from St.
Bernadette's Church, 6543 132nd St, Surrey. i-atner a. uonnace, ceieorant In lieu ol flower's, donations to Variety Child Development Centre, 9460 140th St, Surrey V3V 5Z4 in Dad's memory would be appreciated, AVALON SURREY, 581-4401 MILNE Hilda, passed away peacefully on Monday, August 19, 1991, in Nanaimo. She is survived by her loving husband. John; daughter, Tannis (Larry); son.
Peter (Marilyn); grandsons, Chris and Bradley; son, Randy (Patti). Also survived by her sister, Thelma LeFeaux and many other rela tives and friends. Memorial service will be held on Tuesday, August 27 at 2 pm. in the Forest Lawn Funeral Chapel within the grounds of Forest Lawn Memorial rarx. royal Oak and Canada Way.
Burnaby Rev. A. Dixon officiating. In lieu or riowers, Donations may oe made to the Muscular Dystro- pny Association. MOEN Mildred died August 17, 1991, Memorial service at Kingdom Hall.
11770 West Maple Ridge, B.C. Saturday. Auaust at 2 For furtner information call i467-2929. NEWMAN Leslie James. suddenly on August 20, 1991, in his 73rd year at Vancouver, Leaves to mourn, his wife, Mary Helen; 2 brothers, Ken (Lila), Allan (Irene) Irom Van couver area; 1 sister, Jean Joe Cartmel ol Prince Georae and their families: also 2 stepdaughters, Mary Ann (Bruce), Pat (Wayne); 3 stepsons.
Dick (Lois), David (Loretta) and George (Lynn) iand their families; 11 grandchildren; 4 great-grandchildren; numerous nieces and nephews. Leslie, formerly of Sed-gewick, Alberta, where he farmed until 1955 when he moved to Vancouver, C. In 1971 he was united in marriaae to Helen Best (Elm) formerly of Hardisty, Alberta. He was a long time member ol I.L U. Local 500 and retired in 1984 A funeral service will be held on Friday.
Auaust 23 at 12 noon in the Chapel ol FIRST MEMO RIAL FUNERAL SERVICES. 602 Kinaswav. Vancouver. Flowers gratefully declined. PATERSON David Claude born in Maymyo, Burma in 1926.
passea away on August 21. 1991 He is survived by his wife. Sheila: his children, Christopher, Pamela and Kim-iberley and their families; stepchildren, Lane, Pamela and Shannon McDonald and their ilamilies; mother, Doris Pater-son: sisters, Joan Germiquet, Kalhleen Topliss and Marie McQuaid and their husbands A funeral service will be held at 100 Fndav. Auaust 23 in St. James Anglican Church.
303 East Cordova Street, Vancouver. Flowers gratefully declined. Arrangements through the Memorial Society of and FIRST MEMORIAL FUNERAL SERVICES. North Vancouver. PERRY On Auaust 20.
1991. May Perry, ol Burnaby, laged 96 years. Lovingly rememoereo oy 3 sons, rveiin, Gordon (Ida), and Harvey (Iso-belt; arandchildren: and areat- Mrandchildren Funeral service win oe neio on Monday, August 26, at 1:30 p.m. from Gordon Presbyterian Church. 7457 EST LAWN FUNERAL HOME, nmrusiea wim arrangements, OUAITE Florence (Flo) Fveime inee Paadmt nassed laway peacefully on Aug 18.
Vancouver. Predeceased by her husband Tom (Thomas I in 1980 Survived by her son Terry, wife Pat grandsons roaivin ana fim. an or vnu- liwack: her brother Ted icouver. II friends desire. dona- l'0s can be made to the ICancer Society or the Heart and Stroke Foundation rHenderson Funeral Home.
nim acK, in care arrange- 9 a infill rimn vm ill The Sun's Children Fund Society Box 5390 Vancouver, B.C. V6B 5M3 Donations made in honour or memoriam will be acknow ledged with cards to recipients and income tax receipts to donors. Please include names and addresses ol recipient, next of kin and donor. IMPROVING YOUR ODDS AGAINST CANADA'S 11 KILLER. HtART AND STKOKl FOUNDATION Of BC 4 YUKON In MemoriamHonour gifts fund vital heart and stroke research and education Please print the name of the deceased or person honoured; the name and address of the next of kin for card; and your name and address for tax receipt Donations can be mailed to the Heart and Stroke Foundation of C.
Yukon. 1212 W. Broadwav Vancouver C. V6H 3V2 or phone 736-4404 or 1-800-663-2010 VisaMaster charge accepted. THE BRITISH COLUMBIA LIONS SOCIETY FOR CRIPPLED CHILDREN 300-177 West 7th Ave Vancouver, B.C.V5Y 1K5 (604) 873-1865 The B.C.
Lions Society provides SDecial services to disabled children throughout A car ing, tnougnnui way to remember is with an "IN MEMORIAM" aift. Include with the donation, the name of the deceased, the name and address of the person to whom acknowledgement snouia oe sent ana me name and address of the donor for ncome tax purposes. Canadian Cancer Society, d.c. a ruKon, supports research, education, and patient services. Tax receipts issuea ror aonanons.
mail ifts to 565 West 10th Ave. an. V5Z 4J4. 877-1100. Pis include name of person hon- ourea, or oeceasea, ana nameaddress of next-of-kin lor acknowledgement cards fiktltahco*kvnbiars Huopnai In remembrance make a donation to the Children's Hospital, 4480 Oak Street Vancouver B.C.
V6H 3V4 Acknowledgement cards and official receipts will be mailed as requested. 18 FUNERAL DIRECTORS FOREST LAWN Funeral Home 299-7720 MOUNT PLEASANT Funeral Home 876-2161 OCEAN VIEW Funeral Home 435-6688 First Memorial Funeral Services Vancouver 876-5585 North Van'cr. 980-3451 ROSELAWN CHAPEL Broadway-Commercial 879-6821 Bell Funeral Chapel 2746 E.Hastings St. 253-4554 Hamilton Mortuary 38th Ave Fraser 324-3851 Valley View Funeral Home, Memorial Gardens 14660-72 Ave. 696-8866 Delta Funeral Home An indeoendent Familv Firm Since 1 947 946-6040 COLUMBIA FUNERAL CHAPEL 620 McDonald New West 521-4881 (24 hrs HOLLYBURN FUNERAL HOME McKenzie Familv 24 hours North Shore 922-1221 Kearnev Funeral Services 1096 W.
Broadway Vancouver rab-uee (4 nrs Burnaby Funeral Directors 24 hrs. 298-25 25 Avalon-Surrev Funeral Homes 13288 108th Ave. 581-4401 Richmond Funeral Home 8420 Cambie Rd Rch 273-3748 22 CEMETERIES Two burial plots (side by side) in Four Prophets Section of Valley View Memorial Gardens $550 ea. or $1000 for both. Phone 436-9439 1 olot.
Ocean View Cemeterv. beautiful Crown Hill. $750 876-0963 mornings or aft 4 30 Forest Lawn Brookside 2 side side plots. $500ea 1-850-1501 23 CREMATORIUMS VANCOUVER CREMATORIUM Call Direct for Funeral Services 5505 Fraser. 325-8251 26 LOST Light areen Darakeetbudaie.
female wband on lea. Aua 15. Oak 7th area 736-4078 Burgundy prescription sun glasses. Maillard Tennis Crts, Wed Aug 14 936-ZB63 Female SheltieSDaniel X. black 8 tan.
Coq area, lost Sat Aug 10 Ph 936-0534 pis lv msg Bulova walch. vie. St. Marv's Hospital, Wed. 14th.
Sentimental value Reward 525-8038 Missing Aug 14, 1 yr old sandy orange LH tabby cat 8th 8 20th St West Reward 521-5540 Blk Persian Cat. vellow eves white flea collar 8 tag BerWey 8 Leeds Crt Bby 521-7892 eves Jade ring with sm diamond set Ion side Save on Foods, Metro- town Hwrd Aug 4 433-7685 Larae oold nuaaet pendant Ion 22 chaio in red material pouch 522-6569 tabbv neut male declawed Vic 24th Ave130A St Sry Reward 538-1635 Beaut greywhite long hr fern cat Cissy 40th 8 Crown $300 Reward 266-9216 Reward, Beagle dog sm tn-cotored, hit at 12th Clark, shy. Ba'ney Aug 11 255-4832 Blk fern cat. ncfcs on ears. white hairs on chest, no collar.
lHtfet St. V6H3G2 732-2111 Tataren Circulation Manager CIRCULATION INQUIRIES 73M2I1 Prions Monday trim Friday to 8.46 p.m. Saturday 830am to 6 45 m. Sunday 5.00 a to 1:30 p.m. i Counter Service Monday thru Friday 830 a to 4.30 m.
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lo 4:30 p.m. 1 COLD FRONT 1 WARM FRONT REGIONAL FORECASTS VweMver, Graatcr Vtiiwili Lower Frtsef Vartey, Easf VtKsuver Wand Low tortgfrt is. Friday, doudv with sumy periods. Sligrit chance of a shower late In the day. High 22.
Probabiirry of precipitation 20 par cent Friday. Mmm totMst WMsMiVa SursMrc Ca 110. Rklay.cioudy with sonny periods. SlWit chance ol a shower. Wgh 22.
Probability of Iffecfpitation 30 per cent. WMVaticauverlsfMtLowlt. Mday.drjowtm siwry periods. chance of ashower. High 1J to 14 Wend Pftfcabriltv of prerjpi-taffon 30 per cent.
Norttt Vancouver Mane Low 10. Friday, cloudy. Chance of showery High It pTobaWrty of preclpffahon 60 per cent. Central Csart: Low ia Friday, doudv with sunny breaks. A chance of showers.
High It Prob-Mrn of precipitation 60 per cent. NenH Coast Low 10. Friday. douoV with sumy periods. A ctonceof showers.
Htgh 16. Prob-ajbHItyofpreUpitafionaOperoent. Queen CarWtet; Low 11 Fri-dav. douoV with sunny periods. A chance of showers.
High 16. Prob-aJbriity of precipitation 40 per cent. Tfameteic Low ULFriday, swnny wfrh ctouoV periods. Hioh 3. Probaoiltry of precipitation 30 percent Low M.
Friday, sunny with cloudy periods. SHght chance of an afternoon shower. ProoabiNty of pre Cefcmtac Low Id: Friday, sumy with cloudy periods. Slight chance of a shower or afternoon preciOflationiOpercent. CMcofin.
Cariboet High 2T. FVobaoiiiry of precipitation 60 per cent. Prince tmrtt Low 7. Friday, etouoVwtth sunny periods. Chance of shower.
High 19. Probability of ieciprrafn60rjercent. Parsnip: Low 5. Friday, cloudy rth sumy periods. Chance of a shcweOfigh It.
Probability of precipitafion 60 per cent MUey Vaiey, The Lakes; Low 1 Friday, doudy wi surmy peri-cats. Chance of showers orthun-dershowers. High If. Probability of precipitation 40 per cent CANADIAN FORECASTS AUfeerte. North, ffsaWy ctouoV highs 20.
Central, anemcon doud higns 24. South, mamhr sunny. Saikatclwwm Surmy soufh. Ooudrwrih showers ronfvhigrtt asouthtoMnorth. Manwabl, Marnhr sumy South.
Htgns 24 to 21 Variable doud. isolated showers north. tghs 12 to 11 -OntariBSoiiridcentraLveri-aMe ctoudrness wth rsoWed showersor PMHiei skji his. Nw th. il Ll fl gcmiuimMi'uatimmiTittmtmw'titmmitlJ upper rani 10W Xl'WR "-r1 Edmonton; Cn fPnnce XL dlRuxert Prince.
fWI 7 Vancouver STATIONARY FRONT II YW'TT'" MrtAdtfeiA 2713 Cranbrpok front Victona iPr tss 2315 SSfltttS It costs vou nothina but a phone call to place a found advertisem*nt The Surrev SPCA has found the following animals. These descriptions are general only. Please state Pet DOGS 193-Male Shep X. wht young adult, 10900 blk Timberland Rd; 195-male Border Collie X. Temperature: High 24 Low 16 This date last yean High 24 Low 16 Precipitation: Nil This date last yean Trace Total to date from Jan.
1: 700.8 mm. Same period last year: 697.2 mm. To date this month: 35.8 mm. Same period last year: 6.0 mm. Barometer at 6 a.m.
today: 102.0 kpa (rising) blkwht, brown leather collar, Vet tag, young adult. 1 16th St 8 90th Ave; 196-lem Shep blktan, "Tasha "-1991 Surrey tag, adult, Bear Creek Park; 197-neutered male Chihuahua X. tanwht, brown leather col- lar, adult, 130th St98th Ave. OA is 218-male domestic SH brown Tabby, youna adult, 146000 blk 105AAve; domestic -SH, orangeblkwht, 3-4 mos, 14600 blk 105A Ave; 227-male TSAWWASSEN-SWARTZ BAY Lv.Tsawwassen:7a.mJ7J0ajii.,eaJti.,ya.fti.,10a.trt.,ll a.m.,11:30am,12p.m.,1p.ra.,2p.m.,3p.m.3:30p.m.,4p.m., i p.m., 6 p.m 7 7:30 p.m., I p.m., 9 pm, and 10 p.m. Lv.SwartiBay:5JOa.m7a.m.,8a.m.,a.m.,9;30p.m.,10 a.m., 1 1 a.m., 1 2p.m., 1 p.m., 1:30 p.m., 2 p.m., 3 pm, 4 p.m., 5 p.m., 5:30 p.m., 6 p.m., 7 P.m., 8 P.m., 9 p.m., and 10 p.m.
TSAWWASSEN-NANAIMO Lv. Tsawwassen: 5 JO a.m., am, 10:30 am. 130 pm 6 p.m K30 pm. and 11 pm Lv. Nanaimo: 5J0 a.m., Sam, 1 p.m, 3J0 p.m., 6 pm, 8:30 pm and 1 1 pm HORSESHOE BAY-NANAIMO Lv.
Horseshoe Bay. 7 a.m 9 a.m., 11 am, 1 p.m 3 p.m 5 p.m., 7 pm, and 9 pm. Lv. Nanaimo: 7 a.m., 9 a.m., 1 1 am, 1 pm, 3 p.m., 5 p.m., 7 p.m., and 9 pm HORSESHOE BAY-LANGDALE Lv. Horseshoe Bay.
7:30 a.m., 9:30 am. 11 JO a.m., 1:15 pm 3:30 pm 5:30 p.m., 7:25 pm, 9:15 pm, and 11 p.m. (Sundays and holiday Mondays only). Lv.Langoale:6:20a.m.,8:30a.m,,l0:30a.m12:25p.m.,2J0 p.m.,4:30 pm, 630 p.m., 8:20 pm, and 10:10 p.m. (Sundays and holiday Mondays onty).
domestic SH Tabby, orangewilt. 8 wks: 13300 blk 64th Ave; 233-lem domestic llll.llll OeorgiaStoKNrjrtttwesterties 15-20 knots decreasing to northwesterly 10-15 knots this afternoon. Outkx for hours beyond i tm. Friday: Moderate northwest winds. Strait ol Juan deFuca: Small aaftwaming.
Winds westerly 10-70 knots, increasing to 25-30knrts ttw sflemeon, decreasing lo 20 knots tonight. Outlook for 24 hours beyond 6 im. Fndar: Moderate to strong westerlies. Outen Charter Sound Winds ML med narr, brown oik taooy; 10 wks. 12700 blk 115B Ave: 235-male co*ckatiel.
vellow. adult, 15200 blk 85A Ave: 241-male domestic SH, brnblk Tabby; wht, blue nylon collar, 11 wks: 13400 blk 69th Ave; 242-fem domestic LH. blkwht, 3 mos. 7100 blk Hall Rd. 243-lem domestic med hair, orey tortoise shell, 9 wks.
11000 blk 130th st If you have lost a pet in the Sur- rev area, olease contact the -EE n- POOR FAIR GOOD a 1 The following air quality lnde readings were recorded at 3 pm yesterday, followed by the pollutant most resoonsible for the aVsreedinglif over 25). Downtown Vancouver 15; North Shore: a North Burnaby: 23; Richmond: 17; E. Sector: 30 (Ozone); Surrey: 20; Pitt Meadows 20; Chilliwack: 21. Readings of 0-50. acceotable.
Readings of 50-100, persons wth heart or king ailments should reduce physical activity. Readings of over 100, such persons should stay indoors. Katnna and Soma Funeral Ser- Edmonds Burnaby: Rev. vice will be held on Saturday. Charles Scott officiating Inter-August 24 at 10 00 a m.
in the men) to follow at Forest Lawn Chapel of FOREST LAWN Cemetery. Royal Oak Ave at FUNERAL HOME within the Canada Way. Burnaby FOR- Max. MM Akirt 6 3 Bratidnn 21 12 Calgary 26 10 Chartottetown 17 10 Churchill 12 6 ErJmonton 22 10 Frettericton, 15 12 Halifax 17 14 Lethbrkfge 29 14 Medicine Hat 30 16 Montreal 18 15 Ottawa 17 15 Peace River 20 7 Quebec City 16 12 Bqin 27 11 St. John's 19 12 Saskatoon 28 10 Thunder Bay 25 7 Toronto 25 15 Whitthorse 13 8 Winnipeg 26 15 Yeliowknrfe 13 TIDES AT ENGLISH BAY August 23, 1991 Icemetery grounds, Royal Oak Avenue at Canada way.
Bur- naby. Cremation. In lieu of flowers donations may be made to the Heart and Stroke Foundation ot C. I Surrey SPCA at 6706 152nd SL or call 597-5655 Surrev SPCA has found the following animals, these descriptions are general only, please state pet number. Dogs 173 spayed lem Ftotweitier Doberman, black 8 tan, black nylon collar 91 Surrey tag.
adult, 12800 blk. 1138 Ave. 176 fern. co*cker Spaniel, buff wwhite on face, adult. 132nd St.
8 100th Ave. 177 tern. Shepherd Doberman. black 8 tan young adult, 152nd St 8 No. 10 Hwv 180 male sneonero x.
black 8 tan adult, 11500 bik. River Rd 181 male Newfie, black, red nylon collar 88 tag, adult, 14O0O blk. 103rd Ave. 184 lem Newfie. black, adult, Kennedy Park, 161 ma'e Lab black 8 white, adult.
5400 bik. 184th St Cats 199 fern DSH black 8 white 8 wks 15400 blk Columbia, White Rock 201 finch zebra, arav Iworanpe beak. 18500 b'k 62nd Ave wtv mate usn wntre wtabby markings, young adult, 7000 blk 134th St 209 sable adull ferret. 10700 blk. 150th St.
II you have lost a pet in tne Surrev area olease contact the Surrey SPCA at 606-152nd St or call 597-5655 Lost or Found a Cat'e CAT FIND 538-2287 A free computerized lost 8 found service offered by the Vancouver Humane Society. Coquitlam callers only leave msa at 46MJ358 North Shoie icaMers at 980-0933 Bik 8 white with short ta Surrey: tan youna fluty cat 137th 8 white cat wioth stitches in jear, North Shore: fluffy a- 1991. at Mcintosh Lodge, Chilliwack, C. at the age of 67. Born July 27.
1909. in Conis-boro Yorkshire, formerly MASYNYK John suddenly of Revelstoke. late ot North mainly cloudy with scattered showers or periods of rain. Quebec South, clouding over followed by showers or thunder-showers northwest. North, mostly doudv with few showers.
Hiflhs 1 1 toil. MarPlrneii Clearing to become sunny with doudy periods. Highs 20fp26. Newfoundland. Periods of rain.
HighM. OBSERVED TEMPERATURES (Celsius) British Columbia Max. 25 33 14 20 31 20 34 23 16 14 23 26 nfntiK a Owibrciok Fort Netson Fort St. Inhn Karntooos. Mackenzie Prince.George.
Prince Rupert Terrace 15 13 7 10 6 11 12 11 Victona W4karnsLake. on August 18. 1991 at home. Predeceased by his father Nicholas in 1979 Survived by his iovino family, mother Anne, '5ier Mary, sum lii uiaxiw (Bull; uncle Mike Shewaga; Resorts Acaoutco High 4:10 a.m. Low 11:15 a.m.
6 30 p.m. Low 12:10 am 12,4 feet 3.6 feet 14 2 feet 9.7 feet Sunrises sets 8:14 p.m. Moon rises 734 pm, sets 4:28 a.m. New Delhi. Rio de Janeiro.
Rorne Seoul. Singapore SttcknoK. Svonev Tamei Tro Vienna United States Los Angeles MBmi 32 i 33 24 33 25 21 17 18 33 ja 32 26 20 14 Max. Mm 24 1 34 26 aunt Dons Ryhorchuk (Paul): ltdward). Pagdin and wile uncle John Shewaoa (Joan): Rhoda of Parksville: sister Rae aunt Pearl Kiryx (Mike) and (Rachael) Burton of Revelstoke; numerous cousins Prayers will nieces Dorothy and Kathy Tod-be oHered at St Mary Uxrai- dun of Victoria: numerous of n-an Church West Urn Ave and her nieces and neohews and Ash St, Vancouver.
7 many friends. Service of Thursday Auoust 22nd. whe'e Remembrance will be held Funeral Mass will be ce'e- Seot 5 1991 at 100pm in St brated 10am Friday. August Andrews United Church, 1044 23rd Basihan Fathers cete- St Georges Ave. North Van- Overseas Man.
21 33 33 35 23 28 1 70 30 21 77 38 28 Mm Amsterdam aitwnt 23 Bangkok Beiimg 26 26 12 14 Benm 1 russets Buen 13 13 13 Cooenhagen Helsinki Hong Kong Johannesburs. London Madrid Man a 26 7 Barbados 31 Bermuda 32 Honolulu 32 LasVegas. 41 Mexico Dry. 24 Miami Beach 34 Myrtle Bch 2 Nassau 28 Orlando 33 Palm Springs 43 Reno 35 Tamoa 32 Trimoad 28 brant. Interment Forest Lawn Cemetery In lieu of flowers donations Jo St.
Mary Sta'ned Glass Window Fund or Holy Masses woo aooreciated Kt-HNtr r-uwtHAL SERVtCtS. khc-ce mtrse- yuwy a -3irt. and many many more IJth'Soph'a 874--03.
